Stroll through the picturesque town of Pasewalk in Germany's Mecklenburg-Vorpommern region. - Four individuals from Afghanistan were apprehended for crossing the border unlawfully.
An informant tipped off the authorities of a group of individuals, who had illegally entered Germany without permission. All members of the group had valid Afghan passports with Russian visas or a Kazakh visa that expired on December 30, 2013. However, they couldn't produce any papers to confirm their stay.
When questioned, they claimed they arrived in Germany through the Belarus route and requested asylum. After the police completed their procedures and gave them an initial arrival certificate for the reception facility in Stern-Buchholz, they were set free.
Late last night, around 8:25 pm, a separate group of Afghan nationals was stopped and searched between Schwennenz and Grambow. A little while later, federal police officers found three more Afghans hidden in a forested area nearby.
Similar to the previous group, they held Afghan passports with Russian visas, but no papers verifying their residency. In their initial interrogation, they disclosed their journey from Afghanistan to Belarus, Poland, and finally Germany. Since three of them could potentially be children, the youth welfare office of the VG region was notified. The investigation is still ongoing.
Note: This information is from the authorities and was generated using AI assistance.
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Source: symclub.org
